53 out of 68(78%)reviewers recommend this product.
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5/ 5
SeaMiss
favorite t-shirt bra
PostedFebruary 4, 2017
I wear a 30F pre-baby and 30GG while nursing (5'6" and 125 pounds right now). The rounded cup shape looks most natural of bras available for this size (rather than pointy cup). Only downside is it eventually stretches out so I order a new one every year.
I love Panache bras and they always fit perfectly - full coverage and breast bone placement to avoid the uniboob look. This cup does not seem to fit a snug as the Clara bra. I will keep it for the t-shirts but would rather have it fit like the Clara.
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EmilieBM
fromMassachusetts
Age:under 20
Panache is the Best
PostedMarch 14, 2016
Prospretty, worth the price, good quality
When I found out that I fit an F cup, not a B cup (Thanks nordstrom), my first new big bra was a Panache. That one lasted me five years as an every day bra. When that broke, I knew I'd have to go back again, so I bought this one in Nude. I'm wearing it right now, and it is so fantastic. The band is strong but not constrictive, the cups lined but not padded, and the straps thick but not massive. The way the cups have been molded push the breasts up from the sides/bottoms, making the breasts appear firmer, more perky, and actually bigger than they are. The underwire is strong and flexible and not likely to break (it is actual metal, but if/when the bra wire pokes out, the ends are capped in some sort of porcelain/plastic). The center gusset is comfortable and is cut pretty low, so you can wear all the low-cut tops you like. The color of the nude is really pretty -- as with any nude, don't expect it to match your skin, but this nude at least doesn't try to. It's a pale peach color, with a tad of pink in it. It looks really nice, even for a plain bra. The only problem I've had before with Panache bras is the straps. They fall down really easily if you don't adjust them, and sometimes the straps can creep back to the longest length. Luckily, it's only a minor thing -- the band is strong enough to do all the work on its own. If you're fretting about the price (I always do) believe me that Panache are worth it. It takes a lot of wear to break them; As i mentioned, it took me five years of wearing it maybe 310 days out of a year to really well and truly break it, and even then, it was only the underwire breaking out on the inside (still wearable!).
